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Anonymous users2024-02-11Since the pronunciation of Korean is Roman pinyin, we who have learned Chinese pinyin since childhood cannot read it accurately. The best way is, of course, to find the romanization of Korean syllables, read them one syllable by one, buy elementary Korean tapes, learn while reading books, don't learn too boring, watch some Korean dramas often, turn up the voice a little louder, and listen to how the Koreans in it pronounce it. In addition, beginners in Korean have this feeling, that is, the words and, and, and and in Korean cannot be distinguished, and they all sound the same, which means that you are not good at reading Korean.
We speak Chinese to be clear and clear, English requires to speak wide, but Korean is the opposite, Korean pronunciation should be small, no matter what is said, the mouth shape is always about the same size, open up and read wrong, which is why our Korean is not good. The solution is: read more Korean with Korean textbooks, read words, articles, and sentences often, and you will find that you will gradually get used to the pronunciation of Korean, and you will no longer be entangled in which word to read.
Take your time.
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